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Assumption of risk

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Athletes playing sports assume risks, usually by signing waiver
Defend against negligence suit by showing signed waiver

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CATA Code of Conduct

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CATA Code of Ethics

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CATA Competency Domains

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  1. Professional
  2. Communicator
  3. Collaborator
  4. scholar
  5. Health advocate
  6. Leader
  7. AT Expert
    - 165 competencies within 7 domains
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CATA Conflict of Interest

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CATA Scope of Practice

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consent

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a person has the right to decide what can and cannot be doe with their body

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Documentation
4 Main reasons to Document

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  1. Medical
  2. Legal
  3. Administrative
  4. Research
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duty of care

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duty to act at the scene of an emergency, failure to adhere to these could result in legal action

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Employers liability

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cover liabilities of employees that may get injured while working

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Ethics

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system of moral principles considering the rules of conduct

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expressed consent

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oral, written, or non/affirming gesture

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general liability insurance

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covers against damages/injuries that could occur on the property

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good samaritan act

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  • protection from liability when a HCP provides emergency/first aid response
  • protected if in good faith, are not negligent, act with reasonable care and skill and act within scope of practice
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Implied consent

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Unconscious patient at risk of death, disability or deterioration of condition
Patient refusing consent but then falls unconscious
Incompetent patient

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Informed consent validity

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must meet 8 criteria to be accepted as valid
1. Legally competent to consent (no age, must be fully comprehensive)
2. Mental capacity (intellectual ability to reach a reasoned choice)
3. Disclosure of information (all information disclosed full aware of risks, benefits, side effects)
4. Consent must be specific to treatment given
5. Opportunity to ask questions
6. Consent must be voluntary
7. Misrepresentation (no biased info presented)
8. Documentation of consent

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Law

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rules and regulation used to govern the society and the action and behaviour of its members

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Liability

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being legally responsible for the harm you cause another person

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Litigation

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taking legal action

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Malfeasance (act of commission)

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an individual commits an act that is not legally his or hers to perform

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Malpractice insurance

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tailors to healthcare workers and the risks they face

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minors consenting

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no age to determine consent, patient must be fully comprehensive in order to consent

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Misfeasance

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an individual improperly does something he or she has the legal right to do

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Negligence

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failure to use ordinary or reasonable care

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Nonfeasance (act of omission)

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when an individual fails to perform a legal duty

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obtaining consent

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  1. identify yourself
  2. state level or training
  3. Explain what you think may be wrong
  4. Explain what you plan to do
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Personal Health Information Act (PHIPA)

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  • Collection, use and disclosure of ‘personal health information’
  • Protects individuals physical and/or mental information
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Personal Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)

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  • protects an individuals physical and/or mental information including services, tests and examinations
  • keeps personal health information confidential and provides a right of access to personal health information
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Professional liability insurance

A

covers claims of negligence on the part of individuals

30
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rowans law

A

concussion safety in schools

31
Q

Ryan’s Law

A

ensuring asthma friendly schools

32
Q

Sabrina’s Law

A

Anaphylaxis awareness/policy in Ontario schools

33
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standard of reasonable care

A

Assumes an individual is neither exceptionally skillful nor extraordinarily cautious but is a person of reasonable and ordinary prudence

34
Q

statue of limitations

A

how long someone can take legal action for negligence or damages (generally 1-5 years)

35
Q

torts

A

legal wrongs committed against the person or property of another
3 types: nonfeasance, malfeasance, misfeasance

36
Q

workers compensation

A

type of insurance that pays for employees days off when injured or ill

37
Q

Assumption of risk

A

Athletes playing sports assume risks, usually by signing waiver
Defend against negligence suit by showing signed waiver

38
Q

CATA Code of Conduct

A
39
Q

CATA Code of Ethics

A
40
Q

CATA Competency Domains

A
  1. Professional
  2. Communicator
  3. Collaborator
  4. scholar
  5. Health advocate
  6. Leader
  7. AT Expert
    - 165 competencies within 7 domains
41
Q

CATA Conflict of Interest

A
42
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CATA Scope of Practice

A
43
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consent

A

a person has the right to decide what can and cannot be doe with their body

44
Q

Documentation
4 Main reasons to Document

A
  1. Medical
  2. Legal
  3. Administrative
  4. Research
45
Q

duty of care

A

duty to act at the scene of an emergency, failure to adhere to these could result in legal action

46
Q

Employers liability

A

cover liabilities of employees that may get injured while working

47
Q

Ethics

A

system of moral principles considering the rules of conduct

48
Q

expressed consent

A

oral, written, or non/affirming gesture

49
Q

general liability insurance

A

covers against damages/injuries that could occur on the property

50
Q

good samaritan act

A
  • protection from liability when a HCP provides emergency/first aid response
  • protected if in good faith, are not negligent, act with reasonable care and skill and act within scope of practice
51
Q

Implied consent

A

Unconscious patient at risk of death, disability or deterioration of condition
Patient refusing consent but then falls unconscious
Incompetent patient

52
Q

Informed consent validity

A

must meet 8 criteria to be accepted as valid
1. Legally competent to consent (no age, must be fully comprehensive)
2. Mental capacity (intellectual ability to reach a reasoned choice)
3. Disclosure of information (all information disclosed full aware of risks, benefits, side effects)
4. Consent must be specific to treatment given
5. Opportunity to ask questions
6. Consent must be voluntary
7. Misrepresentation (no biased info presented)
8. Documentation of consent

53
Q

Law

A

rules and regulation used to govern the society and the action and behaviour of its members

54
Q

Liability

A

being legally responsible for the harm you cause another person

55
Q

Litigation

A

taking legal action

56
Q

Malfeasance (act of commission)

A

an individual commits an act that is not legally his or hers to perform

57
Q

Malpractice insurance

A

tailors to healthcare workers and the risks they face

58
Q

minors consenting

A

no age to determine consent, patient must be fully comprehensive in order to consent

59
Q

Misfeasance

A

an individual improperly does something he or she has the legal right to do

60
Q

Negligence

A

failure to use ordinary or reasonable care

61
Q

Nonfeasance (act of omission)

A

when an individual fails to perform a legal duty

62
Q

obtaining consent

A
  1. identify yourself
  2. state level or training
  3. Explain what you think may be wrong
  4. Explain what you plan to do
63
Q

Personal Health Information Act (PHIPA)

A
  • Collection, use and disclosure of ‘personal health information’
  • Protects individuals physical and/or mental information
64
Q

Personal Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)

A
  • protects an individuals physical and/or mental information including services, tests and examinations
  • keeps personal health information confidential and provides a right of access to personal health information
65
Q

Professional liability insurance

A

covers claims of negligence on the part of individuals

66
Q

rowans law

A

concussion safety in schools

67
Q

Ryan’s Law

A

ensuring asthma friendly schools

68
Q

Sabrina’s Law

A

Anaphylaxis awareness/policy in Ontario schools

69
Q

standard of reasonable care

A

Assumes an individual is neither exceptionally skillful nor extraordinarily cautious but is a person of reasonable and ordinary prudence

70
Q

statue of limitations

A

how long someone can take legal action for negligence or damages (generally 1-5 years)

71
Q

torts

A

legal wrongs committed against the person or property of another
3 types: nonfeasance, malfeasance, misfeasance

72
Q

workers compensation

A

type of insurance that pays for employees days off when injured or ill

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